Intercontinental - Los Angeles Downtown By Ihg, Los Angeles

Signature Views

Intercontinental Los Angeles Downtown stands as the tallest building on the West Coast, offering 360-degree views of the Los Angeles skyline from the 70th floor Sky Lobby. This vantage point delivers breathtaking vistas of California sunsets, allowing guests to experience the city from a new perspective. The hotel is an architectural landmark, rising 1,100 feet high with design inspiration from Yosemite's Half Dome.

Culinary Excellence

The hotel offers an array of dining options with Spire 73, the tallest open-air bar in the Western Hemisphere, serving globally inspired cocktails and seasonal dishes. La Boucherie, located on the 71st floor, specializes in steak and seafood while featuring an extensive wine list. The Lobby Lounge provides a comfortable setting to enjoy cocktails and light fare amidst stunning views.

Premier Accommodations

Accommodations at Intercontinental Los Angeles Downtown include 889 guest rooms designed with floor-to-ceiling windows for expansive city views. Suites offer luxury amenities, including Le Labo(R) toiletries and spacious living areas, catering to both relaxation and entertainment. Club rooms grant access to the exclusive Club InterContinental, located on the 70th floor, enhancing the guest experience.

Business & Event Facilities

The hotel provides over 94,000 square feet of versatile indoor and outdoor meeting space, perfect for conferences, weddings, and other events. With cutting-edge technology and high-speed elevators that transport guests to the Sky Lobby in 40 seconds, hosting events here is a sophisticated experience. The Wilshire Ballroom offers a beautifully designed space for grand gatherings.

Sustainability Commitment

Intercontinental Los Angeles Downtown is registered with LEED(R) Gold for Building Design and Construction, emphasizing energy efficiency and environmentally responsible practices. The hotel's landscaping uses drought-tolerant species and efficient irrigation, reducing water consumption significantly. Additionally, a thermal energy storage tank reuses stormwater for cooling systems.

Highlights

View: 360-degree views of Los Angeles

Dining: Spire 73, tallest open-air bar

Accommodations: 889 guest rooms with premium amenities

Event Space: 94,000 square feet of meeting space